“Gasoline Prices Continue to Drop in USA: State-by-State Breakdown of Latest Rates”

2022-08-23 07:00:00

gasoline prices continue to drop in USA.

After reaching its all-time high in June, high fuel prices have begun to subside and, experts on the subject, believe that the national average might be below three dollars a gallon by the end of September or beginning of October.

For this Tuesday, August 23, the average cost of a gallon of gasoline in the American Union is $3,892 dollars, According to the most recent update of the American Automobile Association (AAA).

It may also interest you: Will the price of gasoline continue to drop until it returns to what it cost in 2021?

Gasoline price today, August 23, in the United States: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

Despite the fact that the national average is $3,892 dollars, it is necessary to take into account that the prices vary in each state due to the fuel tax.

For example, in California, which is the state with the highest fuel tax, prices for a gallon exceed five dollars. Next, Average prices in each state.

  • Alabama: $3,469 dollars
  • Alaska: $4,878 dollars
  • Arizona: $4,033 dollars
  • Arkansas: $3,403 dollars
  • California: $5,317 dollars
  • Colorado: $3,887 dollars
  • Connecticut: $4,006 dollars
  • Delaware: $3,790 dollars
  • District of Columbia: $4,102 dollars
  • Florida: $3,529 dollars
  • Georgia: $3,418 dollars
  • Hawaii: $5,324 dollars
  • Idaho: $4,640 dollars
  • Illinois: $4,237 dollars
  • Indiana: $3,890 dollars
  • Iowa: $3,545 dollars
  • Kansas: $3,511 dollars
  • Kentucky: $3,494 dollars
  • Louisiana: $3,448 dollars
  • Maine: $4,147 dollars
  • Maryland: $3,873 dollars
  • Massachusetts: $4,158 dollars
  • Michigan: $3,890 dollars
  • Minnesota: $3,831 dollars
  • Mississippi: $3,416 dollars
  • Missouri: $3,475 dollars
  • Montana: $4,200 dollars
  • Nebraska: $3,682 dollars
  • Nevada: $4,911 dollars
  • New Hampshire: $4,029 dollars
  • New Jersey: $4,048 dollars
  • New Mexico: $3,719 dollars
  • New York: $4,234 dollars
  • North Carolina: $3,586 dollars
  • North Dakota: $3,887 dollars
  • Ohio: $3,633 dollars
  • Oklahoma: $3,526 dollars
  • Oregon: $4,824 dollars
  • Pennsylvania: $4,208 dollars
  • Rhode Island: $4,069 dollars
  • South Carolina: $3,463 dollars
  • South Dakota: $3,863 dollars
  • Tennessee: $3,437 dollars
  • Texas: $3,432 dollars
  • Utah: $4,523 dollars
  • Vermont: $4,208 dollars
  • Virginia: $3,683 dollars
  • Washington: $4,770 dollars
  • West Virginia: $3,870 dollars
  • Wisconsin: $3,671 dollars
  • Wyoming: $4,023 dollars

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